texts: <mask>' Neal is an American romance novelist who has written over forty books. The Goddesses of Kitchen Avenue and Lady Luck's Map of Vegas are two of O' Neal's books. <mask>' Neal has written women's fiction under the names <mask>' Neal and <mask>, as well as contemporary and historical romance novels under the names <mask> and Ruth Wind. O' Neal began her writing career as an author. Ruth Wind has won two RITA awards for her contemporary romances. She won a RITA in 1998 for her book, Heart of a Knight, under the name <mask>. After publishing five books under the name <mask>, <mask>' Neal changed her name to <mask>' Neal.Her home state of Colorado or New Mexico is where the majority of these books are set. She is eligible for the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame because she won three RITA awards for her women's fiction work. O'Neal has been nominated for seven other RITA awards. Her books have won two Colorado Book Awards, as well as being named Favorite Book of the Year from Romance Writers of America, a Target Book Club pick, and a top book from Library Journal. After New Adult Romance emerged as a new genre, O' Neal wrote her first New Adult series, Going the Distance. O'Neal lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado with her partner. <mask>' Neal wrote Write My Name Across the Sky.Lake Union. August 2021. The girls were lost. Lake Union. July 2020. We believed in the movie. Lake Union.July 2019. The art of inheriting secrets. Lake Union. July of last year There is a buffet. There is a bantam. March of this year.There is a garden of happy endings. There is a bantam. There is a way to bake a perfect life. There is a bantam. December 2010. Everything has a secret. There is a bantam.December 2009. There is a lost recipe for happiness. There is a bantam. December 2008. Madame Mirabou's School of Love was published as <mask> The Scent of Hours. It was called Ballantine. Lady Luck had a map of Vegas.It was called Ballantine. January 2005. The Goddesses of Kitchen Avenue. It was called Ballantine. February 2004, a piece of heaven It was called Ballantine. There is no place like home.It was called Ballantine. February 2003 It was published as Ruth Wind in the Rain. There is a person namedHarper Collins. New Adult Romance was published in 2000. The year ended in November. It was sealed.February. It was amazing. August. It was brilliant. December of last year It was intense. May 2015.Extreme. December 2015. Ruth Wind Miranda's Revenge was a contemporary romance. There is a silhouette. Desi's Rescue took place in September of 2007. There is a silhouette. April 2007,There is a law called Juliet's Law. There is a silhouette. October 2006 There is a diamond secret. There is a silhouette. January 2010. There is a silhouette.In April 2005. There is a silhouette. October 2001 There is a silhouette. The Rio Grande wedding took place in 2000. There is a silhouette. In 1999 for Christmas.There is a silhouette. It was December 1998 and it was meant to be married. There is a silhouette. August 1998. Her ideal man. There is a silhouette. It was August 1997.There is a silhouette. July 1997. There is marriage material. There is a silhouette. June 1997. There is a silhouette. May 1996.There is a ranch called The Last Chance Ranch. There is a silhouette. August 1995. The rules need to be broken. There is a silhouette. August 1994. Take a walk in beauty.There is a silhouette. April 1994. There is a silhouette. A minute to smile. There is a silhouette. May 1992. There is a silhouette.Summer's Freedom was November 1990. There is a silhouette. March 1990. There are people on a train. There is a silhouette. October 1988. <mask> Collins. October 1999 There is a person namedHarper Collins. August 1997.The moon is dancing. There is a person namedHarper Collins. There was a fall in September 1996. There is a person namedHarper Collins. A winter song was written in 1995. There is a person namedHarper Collins. A Bed of Spices was written in 1994.There is a person namedHarper Collins. <mask> wrote The Care and Feeding of the Girls in the Basement: An Upbeat Guide to Life as a Writer. There is an eBook. A writer's guide to joy is contained in The Girls in the Basement. There is an eBook. The seal of my dreams. There are books by the name of Belle Bridge.The month of November 2011. NAL. A Mother's Love was written in January 2010. There is a name for it. The April 2008 issue of Dragon Lovers was written by Raeanne Thayne. NAL. March 2007, with Jo Beverley, Mary Jo Putney, and Karen Harbaugh.There is a name for it. There was Faery Magic in October of 2003 The city of Kensington. Irish Magic II was released in 1998. The city of Kensington. Irish Magic was re-released in June 2009. The city of Kensington.February 1996. RITA Award for Best Novel with Strong Romantic Elements was given to Hall of Fame for Strong Romantic Elements.

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texts: <mask> was a member of the Green Party of England and Wales. He stood against Prime Minister Theresa May in the general election for the Green Party. He is a prominent eco-socialist and used to be the party's Principal Speaker. <mask> is both an academic and a writer, having published on the subject of ecosocialism and the Green politics movement. He is a contributor to the Morning Star newspaper. <mask> became involved in the Green movement in 1979. He joined the Green Party of England and Wales in 1980.In Bath, <mask> was standing for the Ecology Party. <mask> was one of three National Speakers in the Green Party. <mask> received 15% of the vote in the Bristol constituency in the Green Party's victory in the elections. <mask> has been a ParishCouncillor during his time in the Green Party. <mask> rose to national prominence in the wake of the 1989 result, when he presented himself to the national press as a left wing candidate for the Green Party Council. He said he was a Green fundamentalist. Highly negative press coverage was contributed to by these divisions.Academic career <mask> is a visiting tutor at the Department of Politics at Goldsmiths College, University of London, where he teaches a course on the new radical political economy. The Politics of Earth First was his PhD thesis. The UK. He has written books aboutenvironmentalism and green politics. The strategies of green politics were looked at in Getting There: Steps Towards a Green Society. The Green vision was outlined in a Green Manifesto written in 1990. Green History: A Reader in Environmental Literature, Philosophy, and Politics was published in 1994 as a Green Party publication.He finished his PhD at the University of the West of England after taking a degree in Archaeology from the University of London. The Anti-Roads movement is about radical environmentalism and comparative social movements. There were mixed academic reviews of the book. The book offered "valuable and often original information about the radical environmentalist movement" but failed to provide a systematic analysis of the topic and paid little attention to possible personal agendas of the activists interviewed, according to an academic reviewer. The Economics of Anti-Capitalist, Anti-Globalist and Radical Green Movements is a book about the history of anti-capitalism. Nndor Tnczos is a member of the Green Party of New Zealand. <mask> is an editor of Socialist Resistance and has written for Red Pepper.He has published articles in academic journals. The group known as Green 2000 was opposed to the changes by <mask> and others. Mallen Baker, a pragmatist, accused the Association of Socialist Greens of being responsible for ensuring the party was "going knowhere fast". <mask> believes that an infinitely growing capitalist economy destroys nature, fuels injustice and leads to an alienating way of life. He says that unless we build a green economy based on meeting need rather than greed our children face a bleak future. <mask> asserts that there is no contradiction between development and ecology and that there is a contradiction between capitalist economic growth and human life. A world dominated by the need for constant growth puts people and the rest nature behind a blind economic system of accumulate.He is a founding member of the Green Left, an anti-capitalist and eco-socialist group within the Green Party. His critique of Green Party politics is that ambition leads to failure. The right around the Green 2000 group wanted to make us into a mainstream party with mass appeal, ditch the radicalism, re-engineer the Party constitution and centralise power. We fought them. Sara Parkin talked to the Independent about socialism. Both of us had been members nearly as long as her. At the 1992 General Election, the Party received just a couple of percentage points.Give me fundamentalism when the'realists' believe in achieving a parliamentary government in 2000. <mask> is an outspoken member of the Green Party on the issue of entering into alliances with other parties. He was censured by the Green Party Association of Green Councillors for his comments about the alliance between the Green Party, Conservative and Liberal Democrat on the Leeds City Council. <mask> received 2.5% of the votes in the 2005 general election as a candidate for Windsor. He was defeated in the election to be the Male Principal Speaker of the Green Party by 905 votes to 803. He was one of two Principal Speakers of the Green Party of England and Wales. He was re-elected as Male Principal Speaker in 2007.Until 2008, the leader of the Green Party was the principal speaker. The creation of a single leader and deputy leader was opposed by the Green Empowerment group. The title of the leader is so patronising, assuming a bunch of people have to be led, the shepherd label that assumes the members are sheep is embarrassing. <mask>'s critique centered on the link between the structure of leadership and ambition of the party, and the likelihood that a Leader coupled with ambition would be part of a project to move the party to the right. The lack of proportional representation is the biggest barrier to green electoral victory. In countries with PR, the Greens have been elected. ...The Greens' radical edge is feared to be cut by a leader who will shift the party to the right. ... The party's commitment to radical democracy would be compromised by the call for a single leader. It suggests a failure to think about strategy. The fear is that it could be part of a more extensive shift towards a new green politics of shallow environmentalism, rather than a thorough critique of an equal, profit-motivated society. He linked the idea of a leadership structure to abuse of power. The September 2007 keynote speech was about power.You can't taste or touch it. Sometimes I think you can smell it, like wealth or sewage, and if it is piled up in one place it stinks like rotten cod. We need to spread it around for it to smell good. We need to spread the power around. It's like collecting money in a mega billion bank account, the work of a miser, a misery, and a self obsessed fanatic. The goal of green politics is to give everyone power. Personal attacks came up in <mask>'s comments.<mask> drew parallels between Porritt's call for the Green Party to select a single leader and his own actions as a green leader. Jonathon could show a little more personal leadership by suggesting that the Green Party becomes a little more like the conventional top down political parties. He took 42 flights last year to go to meetings and tell people to cut CO2. I want Jonathon to use video conferencing more and fly less. A majority of members voted to create a single leader. The result of the referendum challenges the Party to create a leadership structure that is true to green ideals. It has put our future leaders on notice that the membership expects a more focused, more effective party, with a leadership team that is truly accountable to the membership in a real and effective manner.He lost the race for the post of deputy leader under the new system. <mask> continued to promote the view that a "right" wing of the Green party is attempting to subvert its democracy, agreeing that "talk of'modernising' the Green Party is actually code for changing inner Party democracy and changing the politics of the Party". <mask>'s opponents continue to promote reform of the party and left-leaning politics. The Green party was disappointed by the loss of a good source of ammunition against them. <mask> suggests that "conventional economics is surprisingly dangerous for a subject normally portrayed as a neutral science" and advocates the proposition of "solid liveable alternatives". He does not discount the "plots and plans" of the corporate lobby, American neo-conservatives, and free market liberals, which are "hardly secret". He wants to address the "structural element" of capitalism, which he believes can be changed by human activity.The conspirators construct, where they are successful, new structures, but as capitalists they are themselves bearers of deeper structural imperatives to exploit labour, subjectivity and the earth. On the one hand, <mask> criticizes the determinism of some Marxists, who promote "hyperglobalisation" in an attempt to move the world closer to the apparently inevitable socialist order, and on the other hand, he criticizes the determinism of some Marxists, who He believes that economic arrangements that fulfill need equitably, develop humanity, sustain ecosystems and lead to cooperation are better than productivism. The first step to adapt capitalism is embedded markets, which are embedded in society. The Indian adivasis regained the land they originally inhabited and sold tea via the Fair trade system. <mask> argues that social preference is more important than profit in maximising socialised economic activity. Workers in Argentina have occupied and reopened bankrupt factories.He supports the creation of a "decentralised, socialist economy" in Cuba and Venezuela. <mask> is encouraged by the growth of Green consumerism, noting that "we cannot shop or work our way to utopia, but such projects ease present ills and point roughly to a different future". <mask> stresses that "exchange values must be rejected so that economics can be bent towards serving the needs of humanity and nature rather than its own violent abstract growth". Building things to last and sharing resources is what he advocates. "Ital" is a form of localism in which "what is sacred is what comes from the earth and is grown locally", and where localism and internationalism are mixed "without building walls between sects". <mask> wants to roll back both the market and the state. He wants to give people back their means of production by extending the commons against enclosure.He believes that the extension of the commons is the best model for consensus-based social and ecological management and sharing. <mask> supports Open Source Software as one of the new commons regimes created with technological and social change. He said thatMarx would have been a Firefox user. The importance of combining electoral politics and non-violent direct action to effect change is stressed by <mask>. <mask> tells protestors to keep making noise, and Babylon and Beyond focuses on unique and creative expressions of anti-capitalist economics and protest. He takes a strong interest in the Pennsylvania-based African-American organisation MOVE and has cultivated ties with African-American and Afro-Caribbean Green activists. He was involved in the campaign to free US death row prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal.Zen Wall practices zazen and is influenced by spirituality through "pursuing a pagan appreciation of the living world in a variety of ways". He argues that Zen is a guard against utopianism because it is based on being in the world rather than escaping it. He states that Zen reduces need and provides an alternative road to affluence, based on the work of anthropologist and economist Marshall Sahlins. How to be green? This is an important question that many people have asked us. It's very easy and doesn't require any expert knowledge or skills. Here's the answer.Don't consume much. Share more. Enjoy life. Cats have more purchasing power than the poor of this planet. Accidents of geography and colonial history should not determine who gets the fish. Anti-capitalism may fail because this will be a long fight. We might be able to witness the absurdities of a world where money makes human beings and the rest of nature a means rather than an end.The Rise of the Green Left Zazen Notes references a book called Getting There: Steps Towards a Green Society. A Green Manifesto for the 1990s was written by Kemp,Penny and <mask>. Green History: A Reader in Environmental Literature, Philosophy, and Politics was published in 1994. There is an illustrated history of the Green Party. Earth First! The Anti-Roads Movement: Radical Environmentalism and Comparative Social Movements was published in 2002. The Economics of Anti-Capitalist, Anti-Globalist and Radical Green Movements was published in 2005.The Rise of the Green Left: Inside the Worldwide Ecosocialist Movement was published in 2010. "The Future is Geek" is a Red Pepper article about the Open Source Revolutionaries.

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texts: The <mask>'s Village shopping mall was built in Borrowdale, a suburb of Harare, in 1990. He was reputed to be one of the richest people in Zimbabwe at the time of his death. <mask> was born in October 1929 to a Jewish family and attended Prince Edward School in Salisbury until 1982. He founded and chaired Macey's Stores in the 1960s. He bought Duly's car showroom on Angwa Street for US$ 1.5 million in 1973. In the late 1990s, he sold the site to the National Social Security Authority, which turned it into a shopping centre. He was elected to the Salisbury council in 1975, and was a member of Ward 8 until 1979.He was "never short of controversy" according to a retrospective published in the Herald newspaper. <mask>'s Village was built without the support of the local community because they didn't want a shopping centre in their neighborhood. In 2000, 50 motorbikes marked " police" were found at <mask>'s farm, but he was fined only $200. The bikes were bought in 1997 at a virtual "tag sale" from the British Consulate as they liquidate assets out of Hong Kong in the transfer of sovereignty back to mainland China. <mask>'s Village has since been dubbed a "Little England". The buildings are similar to English cottages and a clock tower is similar to Big Ben. <mask> was posthumously honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Victor Night Awards in 2012 and was recognised as one of the Most Influential Entrepreneurs in post-independent Zimbabwe.He was protective and loved passionately. He made everyone know that no one could touch anyone he loved. He told everyone to respect their parents and not to fight with their brothers and sisters. He was quoted as saying that family and blood are thicker than water. <mask> was involved in many charities. His friend, Kiki Divaris, of the Miss Zimbabwe Trust, said of his death: "He was a generous individual who always supported me in my endeavors including the Child Survival Trust." He was a hard working, innovative and successful man who did a lot for Zimbabwe.He wanted people there to get a taste of what was available overseas. He was very proud of bringing new things to his country. He kept building when things looked bad. He was here to stay and never gave up on the country or its people. He created a legacy for the country. He made it very clear that he was a part of the team, and he did so loudly and proudly. For a reason, it was called <mask>'s Village.He wanted his legacy to continue even after he died and he was proud to be a part of it. Mr Charles Kapfupi, <mask>'s head of security, described the businessman as a hard-working principled man. He wasn't a clock-watcher. Mr Kapfupi said that he was one of the biggest land developers in Zimbabwe. The man who worked for <mask> for over 12 years was deeply sad by his death. A businesswoman said that he used to call himself "Kanyuchi" because he used to say he knew how to make money. One of them said that <mask> was a very humble man and that he was gentle-natured.He was the founder and chairman of Macey's Stores, which went public in the 70's. <mask> bought back every share and sold the company to a private conglomerate. For its time, this was historic. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was dubbed the "Cut-price king". <mask>'s Village, the largest and most prestigious shopping mall in the country, was built after he sold Macey's <mask>. <mask> died of cancer at his home in the suburb of Avondale.He was buried with his family at Warren Hills Jewish Cemetery in Zimbabwe. The Vice President of the Republic of Zimbabwe was a dear friend of the family. <mask> and Solomon's friendship was strong. <mask> helped the General after he broke his back in a helicopter crash. Shamu described <mask> as a hard working and shrewd businessman. He was posthumously honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Victor Night Awards and recognised by the UN's EMPRETEC programme as one of the most influential Zimbabwean entrepreneurs since 1980. The family's business operations were taken over by his son.The names of people who died from cancer in Zimbabwe include White Rhodesian people and Zimbabwean Jews.

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texts: He was a former American football quarterback. He played for the San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins, and Indianapolis Colts of the National Football League, as well as the Memphis Maniax of the XFL and the Los Angeles Avenger of the Arena Football League. After graduating from Northampton Area High School in Pennsylvania, he attended Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia before committing to Virginia Tech. The Virginia Tech Hokies had a quarterback for two years. He won all-Big East honors as a senior. The Big East Conference championship was won by the Hokies. They defeated the Longhorns in the Sugar Bowl.In 1996 he graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in physical education. In 1995 he ran for 57 yards and in 1996 he ran for 205 yards. The week 2 game was started by Mariucci because Young had a concussion. Although the 49ers won 15–12, Druckenmiller completed only 10 of his 28 attempts for 102 yards with one touchdown pass and three turnovers. In the fourth quarter, he was 0-for-5 with one interception and two near-Interceptions. After backing up Steve Young in the 49ers' win over the New Orleans Saints, he played in three more games. In that game, he completed 4 of 6 pass attempts for 41 yards, was sacked once for 9 yards, and lost one yard on a rush attempt.The 49ers beat the Falcons. He was 2-for-7 for 32 yards and a 6-yard sack. In the 49ers' final game of the 1997 regular season, a 38–9 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, Druckenmiller was 5-for-11 for 64 yards, one interception, one sack, and one rushing yard. He finished the 1997 season with one touchdown pass and four turnovers. In the second and sixth weeks of the 1998 season, he played against the New Orleans Saints. After the season, General Manager Bill Walsh belittled his football skills and implied that he would have been released but for salary cap ramifications. The Miami Dolphins received a draft choice in the trade with the 49ers.In 1999, he didn't play a down. In a preseason game on August 9, 2000, he completed 13 of 21 pass attempts for 141 yards and a touchdown in the Dolphins' 13–10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Dolphins made a cut on August 16. He was the 11th biggest bust since the merger. He was a backup with the Arena Football League's Los Angeles Avenger. He played in the XFL in 2001. The XFL used the angle of the man's history to promote the games.He ranked 13th in the league in rushing yards, leading all quarterbacks, and fourth in passer rating, with 13 touchdown and seven interceptions. He was one of only three of the league's eight opening day quarterbacks to start the entire XFL season and not be injured or lose his starting position. After being offered a job as a sales manager for a Little Rock, Arkansas-based cargo trailer company, the Indianapolis Colts offered him a tryout to be Manning's third-string backup, but the Colts signed <mask>k. In 1996 he was charged with malicious wounding in connection with a bar brawl. One witness said that he heard a man say, "Did you see me kick that guy's butt?" The judge threw out the charge because there wasn't enough evidence to convict him. On April 24, 1999, Blacksburg, Virginia 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266According to the assistant Commonwealth Attorney, the woman who had vomited twice and fallen on a couch was not the one who had sex with the man. The accuser said she vaguely remembered a friend putting her to bed after a night of drinking. She passed out and woke up to find a man on top of her. The accuser said that he was having sex with the Montgomery County assistant commonwealth's attorney. It took me a while to realize what was happening. I was confused. I didn't know where I was.He said he went to check on the woman a few minutes later and asked how she was after she vomited for the second time that night. He asked her if she was going to fulfill her promise to have sex after she told him she was drunk. On July 22, 1999, he was acquitted. Since 2004, he has lived in Memphis and worked in various sales, business management, and information technology positions with companies including ChoicePoint, LexisNexis, and A.S. Barboro. Football players from Tennessee include the Memphis Maniax, Miami Dolphins, and the San Francisco 49ers.


texts: Professor <mask> is from Delhi University. A member of the Standing Committee of Delhi University. The National Academy of Letters has a Punjabi Advisory Board. He is a member of a number of national and international bodies and has contributed a lot to many of the literary and cultural events in India and abroad. He was the Secretary of the Punjabi Academy. He has written a number of books. As Editor of Peer journal " SAMDARSHI" in Punjabi he is experimenting with a number of subjects.Balwant Gargi Maker of Indian Literature is the author of the Punjab Di Lok Nat Parampara Te Punjabi Natak. The Media of India is Viharik Adhayan, Gracious Books, and Patiala. The National Book Trust published "Bharat De Lok Naach" in 2001. The National Book Trust of India had a woman named Munia Rani. The Sahitya Akademi published a book of India in 2010. The Sahitya Akademi is in Moran Wala Bagh. The books were edited and co-edited by Gobind <mask> Sirjna Sansar Punjabi Academy and Waris Shah.Lok Nataki was published in India in 2009. The Sahitya Akademi published Naarivad Ate Punjabi Sahit. of India. There is an association with professional bodies. The Advisory Head is from the World Punjabi Organisation. The Executive World Punjabi Centre is a member of the Punjab Arts Council. The member secretary is from the academy.The Academy of Fine Arts & Letters is in New Delhi. The member executive is from the academy. The High Power Committee for Development of Culture, Tourism and Heritage is a member of the government. Of Punjab. A member of the Permanent Committee on Punjabi Development. The general secretary is from the Centre for Punjabi Culture. Vice Chairman of the Advisory Council.A consultant for the academy. Live commentary on All India Radio and Doordarshan from Gurdwara Raqab Ganj Sahib on the occasion of Birth Anniversary of Sri Guru Nanak Devji for the last 4 years has been presented by NCT of Delhi Other Works. The documentary was based on Punjabi Folk Songs. The documentary was based on the life and writings of Hazara <mask>i. A documentary was made about the life and writings of a renowned author. The life and writings of a renowned Punjabi Folk Singer were the subject of a documentary. For the last 12 years, a half hour daily programme called "Punjabi Darshan" has been broadcasted on the A.I.R. channel in Delhi.The "Rural Games of the Punjab" documentary was made. A documentary was written and produced. A documentary about the Punjabi Folk Form-Bazigar was written and produced. The documentary is based on the "Punjabi Folk Form-Naqaal". A documentary is based on the life and writings of a renowned author. A documentary was written and produced. The "Marriage Songs of the Punjab" documentary was written and produced.The research paper was presented at the Punjabi Academy in Delhi. Language Deptt. has a report on Randhawa to Punjabi Literature. Punjabi Academy, Delhi, How to Attract Children towards Punjabi, and Gurmat college, Delhi, Presided over the inaugural session of seminar.

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texts: <mask> is a Jordanian heart surgeon. <mask> was a Lieutenant General and a Senator in the Jordanian Parliament. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch <mask> was a lawyer and politician. The <mask>s lived in West Jerusalem. <mask>'s father held several cabinet positions in the Jordanian government after they moved to Amman in the early 1950s. <mask> was Jordan's Ambassador to Great Britain from 1960 to 1966 and a Senator from 1968 to 1989.<mask> <mask> joined the Jordanian army at the age of 17 after completing his primary and secondary education in Jerusalem. He received a military scholarship to study medicine in England in 1951. <mask> received his M.B.B.S. St. Mary's Hospital Medical School of the University of London has since been incorporated into the Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine. <mask> worked at the Royal Northern Hospital in London from 1959 to 1961. He became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1961. The American College of Surgeons was founded in 1971.The American College of Cardiology was founded in 1977. The International College of Angiology was founded in 1979. The Royal Society of Medicine was founded in 1980. He was a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 1980. F.R.C.S.I. The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow was founded in 1988. F.R.C.S.The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh was founded in 1989. <mask> was trained by Dr. Michael DeBakey in Houston, Texas. <mask> <mask> performed the first open-heart surgery procedure in Jordan in 1970, the first heart-valve replacement in the country in 1972 and the first heart transplant in the Arab world in 1973. In 1985 he performed the first ever successful cardiac transplant in the Middle East and the Arab world at the King Hussein Medical Center in Amman, Jordan. <mask> was the Director of the King Hussein Medical Center. From 1976 to 1988 he was Director of the Royal Medical Services of the Jordan armed forces. The Royal Medical Services experienced an intensive and steady program of expansion and improvement under his leadership.From 1987 to 1989 he was the Director General of the National Medical Institution. <mask> served six terms as a Senator in Jordan's Upper House of Parliament after retiring from active army duty. He was a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He is a member of the American-Jordanian friendship society, the British-Jordanian friendship society, and the Polish-Jordanian friendship society. <mask> was named Clinical Professor of Surgery at the Jordan University of Science and Technology in 1989. <mask> directed the Arab Medical Center from 1991 to 1999 and played a leading role in the founding of the Arab Center for Heart and Special Surgery. The Hanania Medical Center was established in Amman.He performed cardiovascular surgery at the Arab Medical Center and the Khalidi Medical Center, and occasionally at the Islamic Hospital and the Amman Surgical Hospital. He was elected President for Life of the Jordan Cardiothoracic Society in 2005, after serving as a member of the Board of Trustees of the King Hussein Foundation. He is on the Board of Trustees of al-Quds University. The 16th Pan-Arab and 8th Jordanian Orthopedic Associations Congress was held on November 23, 2011. 700 medical professionals attended the lecture in Amman. <mask> was the first person in Jordan to receive a vaccine for COVID-19. Queen Elizabeth II made Hanania anHonorary Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE) in 1984 and Franois Mitterrand made the Nile Medal First Class of Sudan in 1986.The Ben Qurrah Award of the Arab-American-Medical Association-Houston was given to him in 1998. He received the highest state decoration in Jordan, the al-Nahda Medal of the First Order, from King Hussein in 1994. The first recipient of the Jordan State Recognition Prize was <mask>. He received an award from the Jordan Medical Association. In 2009, <mask> received an award for his contributions to the Royal Medical Services in Jordan. The first medal of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan was given to Dr. <mask> and other Jordanians. <mask> <mask> married Nada Pio in 1974.They have four children. The late King Hussein I of Jordan was a lifelong friend of <mask>'s. He likes reading and racing cars. <mask> is a founding member of the Board of Trustees. During his time as President of the Jordan Tennis Federation, Jordan entered Davis Cup competition for the first time. The Jordan Medical Journal has publications by D<mask> and A. Hijazi. 3 No.1, pp. 77–79. D<mask> wrote "Injuries of the Chest". 3 No. 2, pp. 81–84, May 1968. D<mask>, Y. Goussous and S.The first issue of 6 No.1, pp. May 1971 T. Suheimat, D<mask>, and S. Karmi wrote in the Jordan Medical Journal. There is a vol. 7 No. 2, pp. In November 1972The Extra-Cranial Cerebro-Vascular Disease: A Report of a Case Treated Surgically was written by A. Hanieh and D<mask>. 8 No. 1, pp. 77–88, May 1973. The King Hussein Medical Center was written by D<mask>. 8 No. 2, pp.206–206, November 1973. B. Akasheh, S. Saleh, D<mask>, G. Shubailat, and N. 9 No. 1, pp. 54–60, May 1974 Y. Goussous, N. Harbi, H. Zureikat, A. Hijazi, S. Saleh, and D<mask> were involved in the study. 15 No.4, pp. October 1976 A. Hiyari, D<mask> and A. Hijazi wrote about arteriosclerosis in Behcet's Disease. 12 No. 2, pp. The month of November, 1977. N. Harbi, Y. Goussous, H. Zureikat, S.Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Diagnosis-Current Concepts is published by University Park Press. 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, 395, A Decade of Open Heart Surgery in Jordan was written by D<mask>. 10 No. April 1981 A. Hijazi, B. Akasheh and D<mask> wrote about arteriosclerosis after non-penetrating trauma. 16 No.2, pp. The month of November 1982. D<mask>, Y. Goussous, S. Al-Jitawi, N. Abu-Aishah, and H. Nesheiwat were involved in the case report. 5 No. pp. March 1986 D<mask>, S. Al-Jitawi, B. Akasheh, and N. Abu-Aisha wrote about the initial Jordan experience in the Saudi Heart Bulletin.1 1, pp. October 1989 JP Veinot, D. Elstein, D<mask>, A. Abrahamov, S. Srivatsa, A. Zimran. Gaucher cells, bone matrix proteins and integrins could be involved in gout's disease. The Canadian Journal of Cardiology was published in 1999. "Cardiac Surgery in Jordan, 'A Developing Country'" was written by D<mask> and B. Akasheh.The book is about surgical cost consciousness in the developing world. Left Ventricular Volume Reduction Surgery is performed in the Middle East. The Asian Cardiovasc Thorac Ann was published in 2003 There is a Newsweek profile about Dr. <mask> <mask>. As director of medical services in the Jordanian armed forces and chief of cardiovascular surgery at the King Hussein Medical Center, <mask>, 48, is one of the pre-eminent specialists in his field in the Middle East. He is one of the first in the region to perform open-heart surgery. His sister lives in Lebanon and refuses to move so he is distraught by the fighting.<mask> is appalled by the suffering the Israelis are causing in Lebanon. Seeing what the Israelis do makes people like me less moderate. <mask> would stay in Amman even if there was a Palestinian state in the West Bank. He remains an exile. He can see the lights of Jerusalem on clear nights from the heart institute on the edge of Amman. The house where <mask> grew up is now home to a Jewish family from Yemen. It had 13 rooms, was built of rose-colored stone and had a large garden.In 1948, there were skirmishes near our house. We left because we thought we would be back soon. Like their father, <mask>'s two young children have no doubt about their roots, even though they were born in Amman. "If you ask my son where he is from, he will tell you, 'From Jerusalem'," says the doctor. "Where do they go?" Newsweek asked in 1982. The University of Science and Technology faculty fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons were recipients of the Legion of Honour.

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texts: <mask> is an American singer-songwriter who is the frontwoman and bass player of the Brooklyn-based band Sunflower Bean. Cumming has appeared in global campaigns for H&M and Diesel. The Model Alliance is where Cumming is active. She encouraged young people to become politically active by directing and producing a video featuring her fellow models. <mask>, a television writer/producer, and Cynthia Harden were born in Manhattan. The American Academy of Neurology has a chair for the sphenomenology section. Alec and Cynthia formed an alternative pop band called Bite The Wax Godhead in the 1990s, writing, performing, and releasing songs.<mask> grew up in the East Village, Manhattan, attended New York City public schools, and started a band. June and Rachel Trachtenburg, along with neighborhood friends, were in 2009. In <mask>'s words, Supercute!, a bubblegum-girl-group-psychedelic-pop amalgam, created (in <mask>'s words) "ukulele rock operas". <mask> told the New Musical Express in 2016 that it was almost an art project about not letting your age or being a girl stop you from trying anything. The talk show Pure Imagination was hosted by <mask> and Trachtenburg to encourage fellow teens to become involved in art and political action. Cumming was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She was an intern at the Museum of Modern Art.She met Dean Moss, who cast her for a leading role in his dance piece johnbrown, at The Kitchen. "My parents had a VHS tape called 'Glam Rock' when I was a kid," Cumming told the New York Times. I watched it every day until it broke, and it was about 15 songs of Gary Glitter, T. Rex and Alice Cooper. She said that other influences include The Beach Boys and Brian Wilson. A power trio initially based in Glen Head, New York that had started off a spin-off of the band Turnip King, <mask> joined guitarist Nick Kivlen and drummer Olive Faber in Sunflower Bean. The band earned the title of New York City's "hardest-working band of 2014)" when they played over eighty shows in the year after moving to Brooklyn. The band's appearance at the CMJ Music Marathon received good notices from both All Songs Considered and The New York Times.Fat Possum Records signed the band after they self-released Show Me Your Seven Secrets. The album Human Ceremony was released on February 5, 2016 and received mostly positive reviews; the first single from the second album Twentytwo In Blue, "I Was a Fool", was released on November 3, 2017. Mom + Pop Music in the U.S. and Lucky Number Music worldwide released Twentytwo In Blue. She collaborated with other artists and appeared on a Manic Street Preachers album. Cumming did occasional modeling jobs. In February of last year, she was asked to walk in the Ready to Wear Fall Winter show in Paris. The musician was signed to an exclusive modeling contract by Hedi Slimane, who referred to her as "Hedi Slimane's muse" in the press at the time.She has modeled for Anna Sui, Max Mara, Rochas and Fausto Puglisi, as well as appearing in global campaigns for H&M and Diesel. The film and photo spread "Her Story", featuring <mask> and Madonna, was released on International Women's Day. She has hosted several public events dedicated to the topic of young people, particularly women, moving into concrete political action after founding Anger Can Be Power. <mask> is an active member of the Model Alliance and has directed and produced a video that encourages young people to call their political representatives. She talked to Rahill about her experience as a volunteer Persian translator during the protests against Donald Trump's travel ban. <mask> is Supercute! <mask> is a Rock and Roll singer.

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texts: <mask> was the leader of the <mask> clan of Virginia. He was sentenced to death for murder in 1913 after a courthouse gunfight that left a judge, prosecutor, sheriff and two others dead, although the validity of the conviction has been a source of debate within the county for decades. <mask>, who was before the bar for sentencing after being convicted of taking a prisoner from a deputy sheriff, allegedly triggered the shooting at the Carroll County Courthouse in Hillsville on March 14, 1912. <mask> was born in 1856 and spent most of his life in Virginia below Fancy Gap Mountain. In addition to owning large tracts of farmland and a prosperous general store, he was also active in local politics as a proud Southern Democrat. Both <mask> and Sidna were licensed to make alcohol. <mask> was noted for his generosity, but also for his quick temper.He had a history of violent altercations, including shooting a black man in North Carolina, beating a police officer in Mount Airy and shooting his cousin. Garland and Sidna <mask> were tried for carrying concealed pistols and attacking a group of thirteen men. The Commonwealth's Attorney dropped the case after <mask> was indicted for assault in July 1889. Garland and Sidna were fined $5 each and the weapons charges were dropped after they pleaded no contest to the assault. <mask> was the worst man of the clan, according to Judge Robert C. Jackson, an attorney in Roanoke and Judge Thornton Massie's predecessor in the Carroll County courtroom. <mask> was charged with several violations of law during my term of office. I am satisfied that he escaped indictment in several instances because witnesses were afraid to testify.The 1904 trial in which <mask> was convicted was recalled by Judge Jackson. <mask> wanted to buy a farm owned by one of his brothers, but could not agree on a price. <mask> warned Combs not to "butt in" but he bought the land despite his warnings. After shooting and wounding Combs, <mask> was indicted and tried on charges of assault. <mask> was sentenced by the jury to an hour in jail and a $100 fine, and immediately posted bail pending an appeal. His defense team included a former Commonwealth's Attorney. Governor Andrew J. Montague suspended the jail sentence after <mask> produced an order of clemency.While arguing over the administration of their father's estate, <mask> got into a gunfight with his own brother, Jasper, known as "Jack". One of Jack's bullets hit <mask> in the chest, while <mask> hit Jack in the head with a glancing blow. <mask> beat Jack with his empty revolver. <mask> was sentenced to a $100 fine and one hour in jail for wounding Jack, but he refused to go, saying that he would never spend a minute in jail as long as the blood flowed through his veins. <mask> had thirteen bullet wounds, five of which were inflicted in a fight with his family. The <mask>s had a reputation for courage despite their history of violence. <mask> and a relative, Henry "H.C." <mask>, were charged with assault upon prisoners held in their custody who they claimed had resisted arrest.On February 1, 1908, the <mask>s were convicted of the charge and sentenced to ten days in jail and a fine. Their political rights were restored after their petition for executive clemency was granted. Sidna <mask> was found guilty of making counterfeit coins in the United States court in 1910. Sidna was found not guilty and his alleged co-conspirator was sentenced to five years in federal prison. Sidna was sentenced to two years' imprisonment after being found guilty of perjury in his trial testimony. Sidna won a new trial on the perjury charge. The next year, after the <mask>s complained that they could not expect justice from William Foster, the Republican Commonwealth Attorney of the county, Judge Thornton L. Massie appointed <mask> and H.C. as police officers for the New River section of the county.Circuit courts replaced the county court system in a series of legal reforms. A full-time judge was appointed to hold court in a circuit of several counties. While the state legislature still appointed circuit judges, the new system reduced the ability of individual delegates to ensure that their preferred judge was selected for their particular county; moreover, judges could no longer practice law for private clients while on the bench, and as regional judges their susceptibility to local influence and public One night in December 1910, two of <mask>'s nephews attended a corn shucking bee and were arrested. There was an altercation between the two young men after Will Thomas was kissed by a girl who was romantically linked to him. At a church service the next morning conducted by <mask>, Thomas called out Wesley into a fight. Thomas and three friends attacked him, and he defended himself with the help of his brother Sidna, who rushed to join the fight.They were charged with disorderly conduct, assault with a deadly weapon, disturbing a public worship service, and other violations. The two men fled over the state line to North Carolina, where they found work in a granite quarry. The deputy clerk of the county obtained a new warrant for the brothers' arrest, which led to their arrest in North Carolina. A deputy sheriff and his driver traveled to the state line in Easter's four-seater buggy to pick up the brothers who had been arrested at work. There was only one set of handcuffs, and because Sidna had tried to escape a couple of times, she was tied in the back of the buggy. The buggy passed several properties owned by the <mask>s on the way to the courthouse. <mask> met the buggy south of Sidna <mask>'s home as he was on the way to his own home.<mask> rode back past the buggy to Sidna's store where he blocked the road with his horse after the deputy pulled a gun on him. Samuels pulled his gun again. <mask> beat Samuels with his pistol. Easter got away and fired a shot at <mask>, who was wounded in the finger. TheEdwards brothers were released by <mask>. Easter telephoned the sheriff at Hillsville after he ran to an acquaintances home. The deputy's horses ran off as he lay unconscious in a ditch.<mask> stated that he wanted the boys to be released from their captivity. After being turned over to the court by <mask>, the twoEdwards brothers were tried and convicted of their crimes. The brothers were sentenced to 60 and 30 days, respectively, and were released on work-release. William Foster was first elected on the Democratic ticket and served as the Commonwealth's attorney for eight years. Foster was elected the last time on the Republican ticket in 1912 and became a prominent leader in the GOP. <mask>'s son, Walter, was a Democratic candidate for Commonwealth's Attorney against Foster in the last election. <mask> had lost the race.Foster called for a grand jury to investigate the incident. <mask> admitted to roughing up Samuels, but denied that he intended to release the prisoners. They were tied up with a rope. I don't want to see anyone drug around. The grand jury indicted <mask>, Sidna <mask>, and <mask> for interfering with the deputy, and <mask> was also indicted for assault and battery on Samuels. Sidna <mask> was never tried for his part in the altercation, while <mask> was acquitted at trial. There were rumors that <mask> would kill the deputy if he testified against him.Samuels left the state the same night it was delivered because of the reported threat. There was a rumor that the <mask>s were intimidating witnesses. Massie called Thornton Jack <mask> and <mask>, who had been deputized by Massie, to the bar and proceeded to question them about the alleged intimidation. <mask> insisted that he and his brother were not guilty of wrongdoing, despite the fact that they had been accused of intimidation. If the law could not be faithfully enforced in the county, the judge told the two men, he would bring in state troops to maintain order. <mask> said he wouldn't let any man talk to me that way, according to a witness. <mask> was brought to trial on March 13, 1912, after a year of delays.Six months earlier, Judge Thornton L. Massie had deputized <mask>. <mask> was represented by two attorneys. Both Walter Scott Tipton and David Winton Bolen were retired judges. The Commonwealth's Attorney had to rely on testimony from deputy Easter. The jury was sequestered in a local hotel after they couldn't agree on a verdict. Fearing of the <mask>s' reaction, many officials of the court armed themselves. At least two of the participants told friends that they were expecting trouble.Many <mask> clan members were in the courtroom with guns. Sidna and Claud <mask> stood on benches in the northeast corner of the courtroom to see the crowd. The boys stood on the benches next to the north wall, while Friel <mask> sat in the back of the room. <mask> told Judge Massie that he would kill him if he sentenced him on the guilty verdict. <mask> was sentenced to one year in prison. According to <mask>'s defense attorney, David Winton Bolen, <mask> hesitated a moment, and then he arose, and looked to me like a man who was about to say something. There were shots fired in the courtroom.There are differing accounts of who fired the first shot. <mask> pulled a gun in court, according to many accounts. <mask> stated in his testimony that the shot missed him and that the deputy clerk hit him, causing him to fall. When <mask> fell, wounded, he landed on top of his lawyer David Bolen, who had ducked to the ground as soon as the shooting started. <mask> stated that he drew his gun and began shooting. The <mask> clan left the courthouse armed with guns and shooting as they ran. The judge, Sheriff, Commonwealth's Attorney, and jury foreman were killed in the crossfire.More than fifty bullets were recovered from the shooting scene. Elizabeth was shot in the back while trying to leave the courtroom and died the next day. The deputy clerk and <mask> were wounded. <mask>, who was wounded in the hip, thigh and knee, spent the night in the hotel with his son, Victor, who was acquitted of involvement in the gunfight. <mask> tried to cut his own throat with a pocketknife, but was stopped before he could do it. When a sheriff died his deputies lost their legal powers, so the shooting left the county without law enforcement. The assistant clerk sent a telegram to the governor saying that troops should be sent to the county at once.The court. The conviction of <mask> was shot down by the

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texts: Commonwealth's Attorney, Sheriff and others. The sheriff and Commonwealth's Attorney are dead. Look after this now. Governor Mann called on the Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency to find the people responsible for the shootings. The Commonwealth of Virginia had rewards for dead or alive. All suspected shooters were in custody within a month.Several posses of detectives and local deputies were involved in the initial search. <mask> was worried that his son might be killed while being taken into custody. The two <mask>s were arrested after a brief search. The U.S. Revenue Service sent a deputy agent to investigate the <mask>s. <mask>'s property was raided by Faddis and four men. There were two more illegal stills at Sidna's house. Sidna <mask> and his nephew fled Virginia.After several months of chasing them, Baldwin-Felts detectives located them in Iowa. Sidna <mask> maintained until the end of his life that the person who provided information on the fugitives' location in exchange for $500 was Maude Iroller. According to others, Miss Iroller's father tipped off the detectives that his daughter was going to marry him. Baldwin-Felts detectives traveled to Des Moines to arrest the suspects and bring them to trial. <mask> was charged with murdering Judge Massie, Sheriff Webb, and Commonwealth's Attorney Foster after the courthouse shooting. The courthouse shooting trials were presided over by Judge W. R.Staples. Rumors of friendly fire casualties flew, but no autopsies were ever performed.The <mask>s formed a conspiracy to kill the trial judge, local law enforcement, and others if they were found guilty. At the March term of the Hillsville court, J. E. Kearn sold Sidna <mask> 500.32 and.38 caliber pistol and shotgun shells, as well as 500 12-gauge shotgun shells. The prosecution wanted to show that <mask> and Claud <mask> started the gun battle by standing and pulling their pistols. David Winton Bolen was the first witness called by the prosecution at <mask>'s murder trial. Bolen was facing Judge Massie when the first shots hit the judge's robes. Bolen said that the first shot was fired by Claud <mask> and that the second shot was fired by Sidna <mask>. Walter S. Tipton was <mask>'s other attorney.He said he saw <mask> in the courthouse with a pistol in his hand. After seeing <mask> with his pistol raised and held in both hands, he then saw <mask> fire his pistol. Several young men were standing on court benches firing their pistols like cavalrymen at the Little Big Horn, according to another lawyer who witnessed the shooting. The deputy sheriff testified that he spoke with <mask> after <mask> learned of his indictment. <mask> said that if Foster didn't give him a show, there would be a big hole in the court house. Sidney Towe was the next witness. He heard <mask> threaten to put the biggest hole in the courthouse he had ever seen.<mask> and his relatives claimed that the deputy clerk had fired first because he and Foster had held a vendetta against the <mask> family. The deputy clerk was accused of shooting Elizabeth Ayers in the exchange of fire with the <mask>s, but he denied it. Two men swore an affidavit to that effect in 1967, for which each man was reportedly paid $25, after an allegation surfaced that the deputy clerk confessed on his deathbed to starting the shooting. The affidavit is thought to be worthless because it was made years after the event. <mask> admitted in his testimony at his murder trial that he had shot at the deputy clerk after leaving the courthouse. The deputy clerk admitted to hitting <mask> with the second shot. He thought <mask>'s fumbling with his sweater buttons was a sign that he was going to draw his pistol.However, he denied firing the first shot. Goad was wounded by four bullets, but recovered. The undertaker who prepared the Sheriff's body for burial testified that he was shot five times. One bullet entered the back and went under the collarbone. The sheriff was cut across the chin when a third shot entered the back. One entered the body through the abdomen at the cap of the left hip. When his trousers were removed, a.32 caliber bullet was found in the calf of his leg.Attorney Howard C. Gilmer was in a room next to Judge Massie's courtroom when the shooting broke out. Gilmer said he heard two shots in quick succession and then a great volley of firing. He testified that he saw the crowd come out of the court house and recognized <mask> and Sidna <mask> as the last to leave, both of them following and firing as they backed out, apparently in response to fire coming from within the courthouse. Two of <mask>'s bullets went through the steps of one of the courthouse's stairways, where they can still be seen today. <mask> said two or three times, "I am shot, but I got the scoundrel," according to Gilmer. J is the county's treasurer. B. Marshall fled the courthouse when the shooting started.He leaned against the window of his office after two girls passed him. He said that Sidna <mask> pointed her pistol at him and fired when one of the girls pointed out some of the <mask>s. Marshall said that Sidna <mask>'s bullet was six inches above his head. Marshall testified that he did not see a pistol in the Sheriff's hand. The northeast corner of the courtroom was where the first shots were fired. The deputy clerk and Sidna <mask> had a gun battle. The prosecution's star witness at <mask>'s trial was Judge David W. Bolen.Judge Bolen confirmed that he saw Claud <mask> fire the first shot at Judge Massie from the northeast corner and that he advanced toward the court officers to where the Commonwealth's Attorney was standing. <mask> admitted to firing his pistol in the courtroom. The man testified that he saw Sidna <mask> shoot at the deputy clerk. The man who owned the pistol that was used in the courthouse shooting, <mask>, said he saw a man dressed in black shoot a revolver through the courthouse window and over the spectators' heads. As the two left their hotel in Hillsville on that morning, <mask> claimed that Claud had taken his gun. On the day of the shooting, Sidna Edwards testified that he did not want to carry a gun. He said he didn't see who fired the first shot, but thought it came from the deputy clerk's desk.Sidna had scalded his foot some years before, and had to leave the courthouse, riding his mother's horse back to his home. Sidna <mask> denied that he shot Judge Massie, or that he fired at the prosecutors. <mask> claimed that when the shooting began, he drew his gun and fired five times at the two men who were firing at him. He reloaded his gun after the five shots. Sidna <mask> claimed that when he left the courthouse, Goad shot him through the left arm, and the bullet lodged in his left side. He denied shooting at the treasurer, but did say that he fired back at Goad on the courthouse steps. B. Marshall.He said he went to Blankenship's Livery Stable after the incident, where he met other family members. They traveled through the farm fields to return to their homes. They left Virginia and reached Des Moines, Iowa. <mask> was found guilty of the murder of Commonwealth's Attorney Foster. <mask> was found guilty on May 18, 1912. He cried as the verdict was read. In July 1912, a jury found <mask> guilty of first- and second-degree murder in the deaths of Commonwealth's Attorney Foster and Judge Massie.<mask> and Claud were sentenced to death for their roles in the shooting. <mask>'s death sentence was unpopular with <mask> supporters in the county, but many other residents were surprised by the deaths of so many people over <mask>'s refusal to serve a year in prison. Governor Mann, who had received death threats in the same handwriting as the threats previously delivered to the trial judge, had to cut short a trip to Pennsylvania after learning his Lieutenant Governor, James Taylor Ellyson, had attempted to commute the <mask>s' sentences in his absence. <mask> was murdered on March 28, 1913, when Governor Mann refused to commute the death sentences to life imprisonment. His son followed his father to death in the electric chair. Sidna <mask> was sentenced to 35 years in prison for voluntary manslaughter of Commonwealth's Attorney Foster and second degree murder of Judge Massie. He pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 18 years' imprisonment.For each count of murder for the deaths of Foster, Massie, and Webb, he was given nine years in prison. In August 1912, Sidna Edwards pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 15 years in the penitentiary. After shooting prosecutor Foster, Friel <mask> was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Friel <mask> and Sidna Edwards were pardoned by Trinkle. The Governor pardoned Sidna <mask> in April of 1926. The <mask>s were acquitted. Burden " Byrd"Marion had all charges against him dropped.There are differing accounts as to whether this was for a lack of evidence or if he became a state's witness and admitted his role in aiding the <mask>s. After the <mask> trials, law enforcement officers found a still in an old house and arrested a man for making illegal liquor. He was sentenced to a year in federal prison after being found guilty in federal court. He died of pneumonia in prison on November 25, 1913. The property owned by <mask> and Sidna <mask> were placed under liens by the prosecutor. After three wrongful death lawsuits by the victims' estates and survivors, Sidna <mask>'s wife and two small daughters were forced to live in rented quarters and work menial jobs until Sidna's eventual pardon. Victor bought his father's house so his mother wouldn't have to move.Victor moved his family to New Jersey in 1921. <mask> lost his job as a police officer as a result of the Hillsville shooting. He spent the night in a roadhouse near Mt. on March 17, 1916. He met Will McGraw in Airy, North Carolina. During a confrontation with <mask>, McGraw drew a gun and shot him twice, killing him on the spot. <mask> was buried in the presence of a thousand mourners. Burden was found dead in his cell, according to some sources.List of the dead and wounded Dead Thornton Lemmon Massie, judge Lewis Franklin Webb, sheriff William McDonald Foster, Commonwealth's Attorney Augustus Cezar Fowler, juror Elizabeth Ayres, defendants Sidna and <mask>, and Clerk of Court Christopher Columbus. You can watch it on YouTube. People from Virginia were executed for murder in the United States in the 20th

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texts: The founder of the Poor Sisters of Saint Joseph was an Argentine Roman Catholic professed religious. Two failed attempts to enter the Capuchin Poor Clares and the Carmelites were made by Roln, who was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The orphanage she founded in Mercedes evolved into a religious congregation. The motherhouse relocated to Rome and she died there. Despite the fact that the cause was not formally introduced until 1975, her beatification process began in 1950. Pope John Paul II confirmed in 1993 that she had practiced heroic virtue. The daughter of Eusebio Roln and Mara Guterrez was christened "Corina Camila" on July 22, 1842, at the age of 18.Her parents named her after a saint. She received her Confirmation when she was seven years old and made her first communion in 1854. The Yellow Fever spread throughout the region after a cholera epidemic broke out in Buenos Aires in 1867. The new outbreak claimed the lives of her mother and brother in 1870. She felt a strong call to the religious life from the age of eighteen and joined the Capuchin Poor Clares in Buenos Aires. In 1886, Roln tried entering. This was the second attempt to join the Carmelites.She left the order on May 20th due to ill health and spent five months at her home. Her father died soon after this. On January 28, 1880, Roln moved out of her father's home with two friends and eleven orphans to Mercedes in order to find an orphanage and pursue their religious dreams in an old house. Leon Gallardo promised to build a building to serve as the order's motherhouse after hearing about her venture. The Poor Sisters of Saint Joseph were founded by Roln and he established 32 houses and two novitiate houses. She and three other people assumed the religious habit for the first time on 19 March 1881. On May 7, 1891, Roln arrived in Rome with two other people on a mission to get papal approval for her institute.She spoke with Cardinal Rampolla who was in favor of her idea and assured her that he would do everything he could to get the pope to approve it. The pope invited her and her companions to a private audience. The pope promised to issue a decree of praise for the order after she kissed his feet. Her profession as "<mask> de San José" came about after she returned to Buenos Aires on July 26, 1891. On 19 March 1896, she was re-elected as the order's first Superior General, and she went to Rome again on 31 March 1903, just a few months after Pope Leo XIII died. The pope approved her order before he died. The nun returned to Rome on 30 November 1904 to meet with the new Pope in a private audience while later on 19 March 1908 she was re-elected as Superior General and then returned to Rome in late 1908.The nun made another trip to Rome in October of 1910. She traveled to Rome to have the pope approve her statutes after the Constitutions for her order received approval. The order's motherhouse was established in Rome in 1910. The reason for her departure from the Carmelites was due to the fact that she was diagnosed with a carcinoma of the uterus, a cancer of the uterus that had first appeared in 1875. When her cancer came back in 1912, she had to sign her spiritual testament before she died. On October 10, 1912, her condition worsened and she remained in bed for treatment, but she would move to an armchair when she had enough strength to do so. She died in Rome at 12:20am holding a Crucifix.She was taken to Muiz for interment after her remains arrived in Buenos Aires. In 2008 there were 161 religious in 30 houses in her order. The beatification process for the late nun began in Rome on 2 August 1950 and ended in La Plata on 20 March 1952. Her spiritual writings were collected as part of the investigation and a decree was issued on January 28, 1959 that confirmed her writings were approved. The formal introduction to the cause took place on 13 March 1975 under Pope Paul VI. The processes were validation by the Congregation for the Causes of Saints in Rome on 13 November 1981. The postulation submitted the official Positio dossier to the C.C.S.In 1990 for an investigation. This was the culmination of the informative and apostolic process with biographical information and that information attesting to her holiness. Theologians approved the document on June 23, 1992. They were members on 12 January 1993. On April 2, 1993 Pope John Paul II confirmed that the late religious lived a life of heroic virtue. The current postulator is a doctor. Her beatification depends on papal confirmation of a miracle that science and medicine can't explain.The process for investigating and healing the case ended on August 5th. Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu sent a letter to Bishop Santiago Olivera stating that two medical experts had to meet to assess if the case was credible before sending it to the medical board for evaluation. Hagiography Circle Official website births 1913 deaths 19th-century Argentine people 19th-century Argentine women 20th-century venerated Christians Argentine Roman Catholics


texts: <mask> is an Israeli political scientist. He is a professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a member of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities. He is a Visiting Professor at the Central European University in Hungary and a Fellow of a Munich-based academic think tank. In the history of political philosophy, Ideas Avineri has written about Karl Marx, Georg Friedrich Hegel, and the early theories of Zionism. He has written many books and articles on international affairs. Hegel's political thought was revised by Avineri. <mask> was involved in the debate about the dissolution of the Soviet Union.He argued that the strong authoritarian traditions of the Russian state and its weak civil society pushed the Soviet revolution towards its repressive development. The failure of Jewish emancipation in Europe and the need to find a political solution for the Jews was convinced by Herzl by developments in his native Austro-Hungarian Empire. His work was published in Dissent, Foreign Affairs, and The New York Review of Books. He writes Op-eds for Haaretz. He is on the Editorial Board of the Jewish Review of Books. He was the Director of the Eshkol Research Institute, the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Director of the Institute for European Studies at the Hebrew University. <mask> has been to many universities, most recently the University of Toronto.He is a visiting scholar at the Wilson Center, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and the Institute of World Economics and International Relations in Moscow. He is a Visiting Professor at the Central European University. The Director-General of Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs was <mask>. He was a member of the Egyptian-Israeli commission that negotiated the Cultural and Scientific Agreement between the two countries. The appointment of <mask> to the post of Director-General of the Foreign Ministry was harshly criticized by the opposition because of his support for negotiations with the PLO. <mask> was involved in some of the meetings with King Hussein while he was at the Foreign Ministry. He tried to present the conflict with the Palestinians within a larger context of a conflict between two national movements, beyond the narrow ideological or security oriented conventional Israeli discourse.The first unofficial meetings between Israeli peace activists and PLO officials took place at that time. The developments were halted by the election of the right-wing party, which also led to <mask>'s resignation from the Foreign Ministry, but were resumed in the 1990s under the second government of Rabin. The Rubin Prize in the Social Sciences is one of the honors and awards <mask> has received. The study of Hegel was the subject of the Naphtali Prize. The present tense award was given for the study of Zionism. The Israel Prize was for political science. The Israel Political Science Association Award was given to him in 2006 for his contribution to the discipline.He received his PhD from the University of Cluj-Napoca. In 2009, he received the Italian Solidarity Order of Merit (O.S.S.I), with the rank of "Commendatore", from the Italian President. He received a PhD in 2010 from the Weizmann Institute. He was elected to the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities in 2011. He was elected to the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences and received a prize. The Social and Political Thought of Karl Marx was published in 1968. Hegel's Theory of the Modern State was published in 1972 and Marx's Socialism Varieties of Marxism was published in 1977. Karl Marx's Early Writings was also translated into Hebrew by Avineri.The Israel Academy of Sciences has a list of Israel Prize recipients.

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texts: A Japanese kickboxer is known as <mask>. <mask> is a former BigBang Super Bantamweight champ and one-time RISE Bantamweight champ. He is a Flyweight fighter. The fight was scheduled to take place on February 3, 2019. He won the fight by a score of 30-29, 30-28, and 30-29. A five-round fight was held at KNOCK OUT 2019: SPRING: THE FUTURE IS IN THE RING on April 29, 2019. He won the fight by unanimous decision.On July 5, <mask> was scheduled to face Tomo Arimatsu. He stopped Arimatsu with a right straight at the 3:05 minute mark of the first round. On September 29, <mask> was scheduled to face Masato. He won the fight by knockout. His seven-fight winning streak earned him the chance to challenge Masahiko Suzuki at RISE 136 on January 13, 2020. <mask> lost by unanimous decision in the first meeting. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217It was his first loss in kickboxing. On August 23, 2020, <mask> was scheduled to fight Daiki Toita. He won the fight by a score of 30-29, 30-28, and 30-28. The four-time Rajadamnern Stadium title challenger Mutsuki Ebata was the opponent for <mask> at the time. He was defeated by a unanimous decision. On February 23, 2021, <mask> was to face Keito Naito. He won the fight.The former WBC Muaythai and WMC Japan titleholder David Chibana was scheduled to face <mask> on July 28, 2021. The fight was decided by a split decision. On October 22, 2021, <mask> was to face Takuya in a bantamweight match. He won the fight by a score of 30-27, 30-27, and 30-26. He knocked Takuya down with a high kick in the second round. The style is "text-align:center; background:#FCCCCF;" The Stoppage/Punches were drawn by Chikara Iwao.The style is "text-align:center; background:#FCC;" The Kick Tournament is in Osaka, Japan. The Kick Tournament is in Osaka, Japan. Kick Kanto Area Selection Tournament, Final, Tokyo, Japan. Kick Kanto Area Selection Tournament, Semi Final is in Tokyo, Japan. Kick Kanto Area Selection Tournament, Quarter Final is in Tokyo, Japan.

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texts: <mask> was a U.S. Representative from Massachusetts who devoted his life to researching and publishing about the Loyalists of the American Revolution. <mask> was born in New Concord, New Hampshire, and moved to Boston, Massachusetts, with his parents in 1812. He completed his studies. He moved to Eastport, Maine, at the age of eighteen and was employed as a clerk. He was an editor. The Eastport Lyceum was founded by the founder. Incorporator of Eastport Academy.He was a member of the Maine House of Representatives. The deputy collector of customs was at Eastport. He moved to Massachusetts after being appointed a trial justice. The death of Benjamin Thompson caused the Whig to be elected as a Whig in the Thirty-second Congress and serve from December 13, 1852 to March 3, 1854. He wasn't a candidate for the Congress. He moved to Massachusetts after being appointed secretary of the Boston Board of Trade. He worked for the United States Treasury Department.He was "revolution-mad" from early childhood. When he moved to Maine and was close enough to pursue his passion, did he realize that there was more than one side to the Revolution? Prior to this, "every 'Tory' was as bad as possible, every'son of Liberty' as good as possible." The results of his research were published in the North American Review. "patriotic" Americans didn't like the article. A Harvard-based historian applauded his research and publishing. The American Loyalists, or Biographical Sketches of Adherents to the British Crown in The War of the Revolution, was revised and expanded in 1847, causing controversy.He died in Massachusetts. He was buried in Eastport, Maine. Review of <mask>'s works in chronological order. The Bill to abolish the Duty on Salt was delivered in the Senate of the United States. By John Davis. The National Intelligencer was on March 25, 1839. Reports of the majority and minority of the Select Committee on the Origin and Character of Fishing Allowances.On April 10, 1840, you can read in the Senate of the United States. Blair and Rives are Printers in Washington. pp. The North American Review is an anthology. Issue No. 57 120 was published in July 1843. 58–86.The title of the work is "The Fisheries: Cod, Mackerel and Herring". The House of Representatives had a table in it. The second session of the congress was twenty-seventh. 8vo. pp. The North American Review is an anthology. Issue No. 57In October 1843, pp. 121. 293–332. The title of the work is "Our Commercial History and Policy." The review is called "A History of the Operations of a Partisan Corps, called the Queen's Rangers." The War of the American Revolution was illustrated by ten engraved Plans of Actions. A memoir of the author is one of the additions. New York has Bartlett and Welford. The year 1844.8vo. pp. The North American Review is an anthology. Issue No. 58 123 was published in April 1844. 26–03. The title of this work is Simcoe's Military Journal: The American Loyalists.By George W. Coffin. 8vo. pp. The North American Review is an anthology. Issue No. 58 125 was published in October 1844. 26–35.The title of the work is The Forest Lands and the Timber Trade of Maine. Boston, MA: Charles C. Little and James Brown. Edward Preble was a Commodore in the Navy. Boston, MA: Charles C. Little and James Brown. The Library of American Biography has a series called Series 2,Volume 12. On Wednesday evening, November 9, 1854, part of the speech of <mask> was finished. How about Gloucester (Mass.)?n.p., 1853? There are notes on duels and dueling. Second edition. Crosby, Nicholas, and Company was founded in Boston, MA. The New England Historic-Genealogical Society had an address in the Hall of the House of Representatives of Massachusetts. The 100th anniversary of the death of Major General James Wolfe was marked with passage in the delivery and illustrative notes and documents. Boston, MA: A. Williams & Co.100 pages. There are notes on duels and dueling. The third edition. Crosby, Nicholas, and Company was published in Boston, MA. There are sketches of Loyalists of the American Revolution. There are 2 volumes. Little, Brown and Company was founded in Boston.The first volume of the books was 608 pp. The second volume of the books was 600 pp. There is cod and whale fishing. The report was of the Hon. The Secretary of State made a report to the House of Representatives on the subject of sod and whales. The report was part of a House Executive Document. Thirty-second Congress was the second session.Washington, DC, was founded in 1872. 42d Cong., 2d Sess. There is a house. It's Misc. There is a doctor. It was 32. Eileen Ka-May Cheng is one of the sources.The Journal of the Early Republic contains Dissent, Consensus, and American Nationality by American Historical Writers and the Loyalists. 23, No. pp. 4 in the winter of 2003 49–19. <mask> <mask> and his critics. 78, No.In September 2005, pp. 3. 437–437. The American Loyalists: Or, Biographical Sketches of Adherents to the... The complete text of the first of two editions can be found in a PDF format. The New Hampshire Historical Society has a guide to the <mask> Papers. There are references to births and deaths of members of the United States House of Representatives from Massachusetts in this article.

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texts: <mask> was a Benedictine historian, theologian and author. <mask> went largely unrecognized by his peers in his own time. He has only recently caught the attention of scholars who are interested in his extensive autobiographical memoirs and personality which provide insight into medieval life. The minor nobility at Clermont-en-Beauvaisis had a child named <mask>. <mask> writes in his Monodiae that it took his parents seven years to have a child. The labour almost killed him and his mother, as Guibert was a breech birth. <mask>'s family promised to dedicate him to a clerical life if he survived, after making an offering to a shrine of the Virgin Mary.He followed this path after surviving. His father was captured at the Battle of Mortemer and died eight months later. <mask> stated in his memoirs that if his father had survived, he would have forced <mask> to become a knight, thus breaking the oath to the Virgin Mary to dedicate Guibert to the church. His mother was very strict and domineering. Some scholars, such as Archambault, have suggested that <mask>us complex because he wrote so much about his mother. She hired a private tutor to tutor him from the age of six to twelve. Guibert and his tutor developed a strong bond despite the fact that Guibert remembers the tutor as brutally exacting and incompetent.<mask>'s mother retired to an abbey near Saint-Germer-de-Fly when he was twelve years old. When he entered the Order at St. Germer, he devoted himself to the secular poets of the day and left a mark on his works. He changed his focus to theology because of the influence of another person. He became the Abbot of the poor and tiny abbey of Nogent-sous- Coucy in 1094 and took a more prominent part in the affairs of the church. It gave him time to write. The history of the First Crusade, called Dei gesta per Francos, was finished in 1108 and was the first major work of this period. The history is a paraphrase of the Gesta Francorum of an anonymous Norman author, and the fact that he stays so close to Gesta Francorum makes it seem superfluous.His writing has been called attention to by recent editors and translators. Information about the reception of the crusade in France is provided by the Dei gesta. <mask> had grown up with crusaders and talked to them about their memories. His memoir, written in 1115, is considered the most interesting of his works. He traced his life from his childhood to adulthood using the model of the Confessions of Saint Augustine. He gives a glimpse of his time in his country. There are three books in the text.The first covers his life from birth to adulthood, the second is a brief history of his monastery, and the third is a description of an uprising in Laon. He gives valuable information on daily life in castles and monasteries, on educational methods then in vogue, and on some of the major and minor personalities of his time. His passions and prejudices add a personal touch to his work. He was quite skeptical about the propriety of Catholic relics of Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary and numerous Catholic saints, and entertained doubts about their authenticity, noting that some shrines and pilgrimage sites made conflicting claims about which bodily remnants, clothing or other sacred objects were held at which site. The Autobiography of <mask> can be found in the notes. C.C. The Autobiography of <mask>, Abbot of Nogent-sous- Coucy was translated by Swinton Bland.From the Internet Medieval Sourcebook and the Internet Archive. The English translation was written by C.C. Bland. The Revolt in Laon is from the Internet Medieval Sourcebook. <mask>'s version of Pope Urban's speech is included in the First Crusade. Project Gutenberg has an e-text called The Deeds of God through the Franks. It was translated by Robert Levine.Books by Paul J. Archambault. The memoirs of <mask> of Nogent were written by a monk. John was the author of the ed. The year 1970. Abbot <mask> of Nogent wrote about his life in Medieval France. The 1925 C.C. has a revised edition. The latest research is included in the Swinton Bland edition.The University of Toronto Press published a 1984 reprint. <mask> of Nogent is a ed. R.B.C. Robert Levine wrote about the Continuatio Mediaevalis 127A. A translation of <mask> <mask>'s Gesta Dei per Francos' is called The Deeds of God through the Franks. Jay Rubenstein and Joseph McAlhany are authors. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556The Autobiography of a French Monk from the Time of the Crusades is included in Monodies and On the Relics of Saints. The introduction and notes are from the Latin. There are Penguin Classics. Jay Rubenstein was born in 2002. <mask> <mask> is a portrait of a medieval mind. Im 12. Kommunikation, Deutung und Funktionalisierungen. The Oldenbourg edition of Jahrhundert was published in 2008.The dog by the name of Laurence Terrier. The doctrine of l'eucharistie de <mask> <mask>. De pigneribus Livre II. Texte et Traduction is in Paris. "Anti-Jewish rhetoric in <mask> of Nogent's Dei gesta per Francos" was written by Elizabeth Lapina. The deaths of Crusade literature, French religious writers, French historians, French autobiographers, and French male writers are linked.

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texts: <mask> is an American businessman, speaker, author and convicted felon. In 1999, he pled guilty to fraud and related crimes in connection with stock-market manipulation and running a boiler room as part of a penny-stock scam. <mask> was sentenced to 22 months in prison for his role in a fraud scheme. In 2007, he published the memoir The Wolf of Wall Street, which was adapted into a film. <mask> was born to Jewish parents in the Bronx. His parents were accountants. He was raised in Queens.<mask> and his childhood friend earned $20,000 selling Italian ice from styrofoam coolers to people at a local beach. <mask> graduated from American University with a degree in biology. <mask> was going to enroll at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry in order to pay for his dental school. The dean of the school told him on his first day that the golden age of dentistry was over. If you're here because you want to make a lot of money, you're in the wrong place. <mask> was a meat and seafood salesman on Long Island, New York. He claims in his memoirs that he grew his meat-selling business to employ several workers and sell beef and fish a week.He filed for bankruptcy at 25. According to his memoirs, a family friend helped him find a job at L.F. Rothschild. <mask> says he was laid off because of financial difficulties related to the Black Monday stock market crash. The original founder of Stratton Oakmont was later bought out by another company. Stratton Oakmont was a boiler room that marketed penny stocks and defrauded investors with the "pump and dump" type of stock sales. During his years at Stratton, <mask> developed a lifestyle that consisted of lavish parties and intensive use of recreational drugs, especially methaqualone, that resulted in an addiction. Stratton Oakmont at one point employed over 1,000 stock brokers and was involved in stock issues totaling more than $1 billion, including being behind the initial public offering for footwear company Steve Madden.The film Boiler Room and the movie The Wolf of Wall Street were both inspired by the firm's notoriety. From 1989 onward, Stratton Oakmont was under constant scrutiny from the National Association of Securities Dealers. Stratton Oakmont was put out of business in December 1996. <mask> was indicted in 1999 for securities fraud. In exchange for a plea deal with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, <mask> was sentenced to 22 months in a California prison. <mask> was ordered to pay back money he stole from stock buyers. Tommy Chong encouraged <mask> to write about his experiences as a stockbroker while <mask> shared a cell with him.After their release from prison, <mask> credited Chong for his new career direction as a motivational speaker and writer. <mask> stated at a motivational talk that he got greedy. Greed isn't good. It is good to have ambition and passion. There is passion that prospers. I want to give more than I get, that's a sustainable form of success. Most of the business was legit.... It was all about the firm. It was not related to liquidating stocks. Stratton Oakmont was not a real Wall Street firm according to federal prosecutors and SEC officials involved in the case. Restitution Belfort's agreement required him to pay 50% of his income towards the 1,513 clients he defrauded until 2009, with a total of $110 million in restitution further mandated. The sale of forfeited properties resulted in $10 million of the $110 million recovered by Belfort's victims. Federal prosecutors filed a complaint against <mask>.The U.S. government withdrew its motion to find <mask> in default of his payments after his lawyers argued that he had only been responsible for paying half of his salary until 2009. During his parole period in 2007, 2008, and 2009, he paid over $400,000 in total. <mask> began negotiations with the U.S. government after this period. After a judge ruled that <mask> was not required to pay 50% of his income past the end of his parole, the final deal was to pay a minimum of $10,000 per month for life. <mask> claims that he is putting the profits from his U.S. public speaking engagements and media royalties towards the restitution, in addition to the $10,000 per month. <mask> had fled to Australia to avoid taxes and hide his assets from his victims, but later recanted his statement, which was given to The Wall Street Journal, by issuing an official apology and requesting that The Wall Street Journal print a retraction. <mask> claimed on his website and elsewhere that he intended to request 100% of the royalties from his books and The Wolf of Wall Street film be turned over to victims.In June of 2014, spokesmen for the U.S. attorney said that <mask>'s claim was not factual, and that he had received money from the initial sale of the movie rights that was not entirely put towards his repayment. BusinessWeek reported that <mask> had only paid $21,000 toward his obligations, which was less than the amount of money paid to him before the film's release. The government refused to put all of the book deal money towards <mask>'s restitution. The two memoirs written by <mask>, The Wolf of Wall Street and Catching the Wolf of Wall Street, have been published in approximately 40 countries and have been translated into 18 languages. The movie based on his books was directed by Martin Scorsese and starred Leonardo DiCaprio as <mask>. 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Motivational speeches have been given by <mask>. A tour of live seminars in Australia entitled "The Truth Behind His Success" has been included. <mask> stated in a 60 Minutes interview that his greatest regret was losing people's money. "<mask>'s Straight Line Sales Psychology" is one of the sales seminars he runs. When he first began speaking, he focused on motivation and ethics and then on sales skills and entrepreneurship. <mask> spent three weeks out of each month on the road for speaking engagements.The main theme of his speeches is the importance of business ethics and learning from the mistakes that he made during the 1990s, such as believing that he was justified in skirting the rules of financial regulators simply because it was a common thing to do. His per sales seminar fee can be $80,000 or more. "Straight Line System" is the main subject of his seminars. Belfort's recount of stories from the 1990s has been panned by some reviewers. An investigation led by 7News and The Sunday Mail uncovered links between Belfort and Career Pathways Australia run by Paul Conquest, who also has majority-ownership of Face to Face Training. The two brands were heavily promoted at the Belfort workshops. Belfort gave two workshops to the staff of Face to Face Training.Face to Face Training got $6.34 million from the state for its training and assessment services. The majority of the money was supposed to be spent on service training and certification. The certification program was called a scam by 9 News Australia. <mask> and his first wife were divorced. He married Nadine Caridi, a British-born, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn-raised model whom he met at a party. He had two children with her. <mask>'s problems with drug addiction and infidelity led to his separation from Caridi.They divorced in 2005. <mask> was the last owner of the luxury yacht Nadine, which was built in 1961. Caridi was the name of the yacht. The yacht sank off the east coast of Sardinia in 1996 and frogmen from the Italian Navy rescued everyone on board. When waves smashed the foredeck hatch of the vessel, <mask> said that he insisted on sailing out in high winds against the advice of his captain. <mask> is a tennis player. The Wolf of Wall Street is a nonfiction autobiographies.Catching the Wolf of Wall Street: More Incredible True Stories of Fortunes, Schemes, Parties, and Prison was published in 2009. Way of the Wolf: Become a Master Closer with Straight Line Selling is a self-help book. The film adaptation of <mask>'s memoirs began in August 2012 and was released in December. The escapades depicted in the film are in line with <mask>'s memoirs and Forbes articles, according to Time magazine. Leonardo DiCaprio was nominated for an Academy Award for Best actor for his portrayal of <mask>. 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